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Xmen W.K. wrote: -Update network IPs
What does this mean exactly? Are you changing the IP of the workstation?? Why would you do this outside of changing the network the machine is on? This is never done on an application basis.
The rest does not take an admin to do. The exception may be Shutdown/Restart because of policy settings.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: What does this mean exactly?
To make changes in network adapter settings
Dave Kreskowiak wrote: Are you changing the IP of the workstation?? Why would you do this outside of changing the network the machine is on? This is never done on an application basis.
its for my home pc and app is kind of parental control 
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If you can't run it logged on as Admin, then it doesn't matter what you do, it aint going to run. So first, get it running then you should be able to run on startup.
If it has no UI, it probably should not have been posted here in the Windows Forms forum.
Like I said get it working first and then seperate the components so the admin stuff runs as a service and the "all user" stuff like screen grabs, runs as a startup app. Then you just need to find a way of communicating with the service.
Hope that helps
"You get that on the big jobs."
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RobCroll wrote: If you can't run it logged on as Admin, then it doesn't matter what you do, it aint going to run. So first, get it running then you should be able to run on startup.
that helped alot
RobCroll wrote: If it has no UI, it probably should not have been posted here in the Windows Forms forum.
Its not console application, not service and it has UI but when on specific keys are pressed.
RobCroll wrote: Like I said get it working first and then seperate the components so the admin stuff runs as a service and the "all user" stuff like screen grabs, runs as a startup app. Then you just need to find a way of communicating with the service.
why would I separate if I can run admin stuff  and to grab screen no need to run on startup, just run it when need to grab.
using service is just last option
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You said it had no UI and now you say it does!
As mentioned to you before, a user can not run code that requires Administrator rights unless they have Administrator rights. That's why you need to separate that code and run it as a service. A service can run with Administrator rights regardless of the users rights.
All the best.
"You get that on the big jobs."
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it has no UI until user press some combination of keys, which is quite rare.
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Advance Thanks for your kind response
i am using PictureBox1 to load image ,below is my code
PictureBox1.Image = new Bitmap("C:\\Users\\Thahir\\Desktop\\folobiz\\school\\Images\\default.jpeg");
It works ,But i want to reduce the URL,so that folobiz is my root folder, i want URL like ~\Images\default.jpeg(Its not working)
Pls Replay
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This isn't a web app. There's no replacement for "~" outside of a web app.
It's always best to use fully qualified filepaths, even if you have to build them from a known folder, like this:
string DesktopFolder = Environment.GetFolderPath(SpecialFolder.Desktop);
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string imagePath = Path.Combine(DesktopFolder, "folobiz\\school\\Images\default.jpg");
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Thank you for your kind replay
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As Dave replied, that particular notation is reserved for web-apps. You can write a short method that replaces the "~" character with the path of the running executable, similar to this;
public static string ToRelativePath(string source)
{
return source.Replace("~",
System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(
System.Reflection.Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location));
}
I are Troll 
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Use AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory
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I have written an app for a client in VB.Net that prints prices etc to specific labels using a Zebra label printer.
All the "coordinates" and data for each item that has to be printed is written in a file and then that file gets printed by using the command line "print c:\sample_file.extension" command.
This works perfectly from within their office. Their is one user that remote desktops into the office. This does not work for this user as the print command send the data to the LPT1 port of the host machine (in this case the server).
Is there any way to get the same functionality for the remote user?
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Probably the easiest way to do this would be to install the printer driver on his machine (while making sure that he is logged in to the office, so the printer is visible), then sending the file as raw data to the printer.
Microsoft has a web page dedicated to doing this, but it is in C#
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322091[^]
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Hi:
I’m working through trying to design some intelligent paging into a system I’m building.
The basic 10,000 ft view of what I’m doing is listed below. This is all being done in a .Net
Windows app.
The basic premise is a ton of data on the backend which will be queried and displayed
in some meaningful fashion in the UI. Clearly we don’t want to load everything into the apps
memory in one fell swoop. I want to minimize the in-memory dataset by paging in/out what’s
currently needed. The “paging” really has to exist between the DB’s & in memory datasets.
That’s where performance/usability will be most affected.
Currently the front end is .Net/winforms based, making use of Infragistics winform controls
(particularly the UltraGrid). Eventually, we'll be migrating to a WPF implementation.
Some paging will/should probably occur between the in-memory data sets and the UI controls.
Grids will show actual records/rows but only have N rows visible at a time.
Other visualizations will display the results of some aggregation of the data.
There will ultimately have to be some paging requests get initiated as the “viewport” of data
moves at bequest of the UI.
I realize that this is not an easy problem to solve. But if I do it right, I should be able to come
up with a highly effective reusable design pattern here. I’m guessing that some design patterns
must already exist out there.
There's got to be a couple of design patterns out there for this.
What’s the best way to proceed with this?
How big of a PIA/whale am I ultimately tackling here?
I can provide a jpeg of a quick 10,000 ft schematic of what I'm trying to do.
I know this won’t be trivial.
Thanks,
JB
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You're definitely not the first person to tackle this. You can gleen some ideas from these[^].
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johnbMA wrote: What’s the best way to proceed with this?
Search MSDN; came across this[^] yesterday, looks similar to what you're trying to achieve.
johnbMA wrote: How big of a PIA/whale am I ultimately tackling here?
There aren't many article's on CP on the subject.
I are Troll
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Hi!
I've localized my application to languages like English_US,Chinese_Simplified,Chinese_Traditional,Thai,Greek,Spanish,Japanese.
I've added these languages to a list box. I've get currently selected from the list and uses it to get the culture info. I've also set different font's for the form according to the list selection(Why because languages like Chines,Japanese and Korean were not displayed with out the corresponding font). Here's the code:
switch(listIndex)
{
case 0:
cultureCode = "en-US";
this->Font = System::Drawing::Font(L"Microsoft Sans Serif",8);
break;
case 1:
cultureCode = "zh-CN";
this->Font = System::Drawing::Font(L"Simsun",8);
break;
case 2:
cultureCode = "fr-FR"
this->Font = System::Drawing::Font(L"Verdana",8);
break;
default:
}
System.Globalization.CultureInfo ci = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("cultureCode");
System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = ci;
System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = ci;
My problem is:
(i) size of my form shrinks when I select any language other than English. This doesn't happen always. If I set the font through code as above, the size of the form shrinks. If I didn't set the font through code, Chinese,Japanese and Korean languages can't be displayed. What to do to display these languages as well as to keep the form size constant?
(ii) Which font is required to display Korean language?
modified on Thursday, March 31, 2011 1:19 PM
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A Windows form has the properties AutoSize and AutoSizeMode. You can set AutoSize to false to prevent any size changes, or AutoSizeMode to GrowOnly to allow for a growing form.
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Hi!
Thanks for the reply. Setting the font is not enough to display Chinese Text over Title Bar of the form(Caption of the Form). Every language Text is displayed properly else where except the Caption of the Form. What to do to dispaly Chinese Text over the caption of the form?
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I've noticed one problem with the code snippet.
System.Globalization.CultureInfo ci = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("cultureCode");
Looks like it should be
System.Globalization.CultureInfo ci = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo(cultureCode);
Also the way I've handled globalisation is by using resource files and letting the system's culture determine which resource file to use. You might want to Read these MSDN articles
"You get that on the big jobs."
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Hi!
I've added an ShockwaveFlashObject inside my Windows Form. I've used the following code to run an SWF file:
this->axShockwaveFlash1->BringToFront();
this->axShockwaveFlash1->Movie::set(gcnew System::String(StringToWString(spath).c_str()));
this->axShockwaveFlash1->Play();
This code is inside the form load event. But when I run the application, the movie is not playing. What to do to run the swf file from Windows forms?
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I would suspect it doesn't play because the form hasn't been shown yet and may not have a window handle.
Put a button on the form and move the play code to the Click event of that button. Try that and see what happens.
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Now also the same thing. What to do to run the SWF file? I've also added a split container to the form. Is that may be cause for this problem?
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Not unless you put the player behind the panels of the player instead of IN one of the panels.
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Hi!
Can you tell me if any thing else has to be done in the coding part to run a SWF file from windows forms?
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